The Man Who Shot Chris Kyle
An American Legend
by Script by Fabien Nury & art by Brüno
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Pub Date 26 Aug 2020 | Archive Date 12 Oct 2020
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Description
A former Navy SEAL and Iraq War veteran, Chris Kyle is the most lethal sniper in American military history. His autobiography, American Sniper, was a best-seller in the US. On February 2, 2013, Chris Kyle is killed by another veteran, Eddie Ray Routh. The murder takes place on a shooting range in Stephenville, Texas. But that’s only the beginning of their story.
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EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9791032811153 |
PRICE | US$8.99 (USD) |
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